06-30-2016, 09:15 PM
Got a bunch of very worthy tools to post up, plus a couple of bargains....
First up is a Sweetheart vintage Type 13 ('25-'28) #5 1/4, very desirable type, metal all 100%, rosewood tote and knob in great condition, good sole and mouth, 95% jappanning, all original and correct for type, you don't find many of this very desirable vintage in this condition, not used in a school, original SW logo iron; very nice plane, yours for $45 plus shipping, pics:
001 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
002 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
003 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
004 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
005 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
006 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
007 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
Next are two General No. 800 plumb bobs, hefty 10 oz size, yours for $9 each plus shipping, excellent condition:
008 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
Next is an Eclipse knockoff honing jig, one of the most useful and simple out there, yours for $5 with any other purchase, a bargain....
009 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
Next up is a Stanley 9 1/4 block, the original apron plane, this one is in great shape, 98% japanning, good sole and mouth, plenty of iron, a great working plane in good condition, yours for $18 plus shipping, another bargain..... pics:
010 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
011 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
012 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
013 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
014 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
Next is a Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater, perhaps the best hand drill design in production, double gearing, operates smoothly, chuck works like it should, handle solid, and has the oft-absent chef's hat side handle, bit storage in the screw off handle, great drill, yours for $30 plus shipping, pics:
015 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
016 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
017 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
Next up are some great vintage chisels, good makers, and in narrow widths, left to right in pics: Whitherby 3/8, Whitherby 1/4, Whitherby 1/8, PS&W 1/4, a "Pine Knot" 1/8 and an unmarked, but vintage 1/8 tang (handle missing ferrule, but solidly seated). All in good condition, and good lengths, some great lengths, and are in the harder to find smaller sizes which don't come up for sale very often, very useful for many purposes in the shop, take your pick for the bargain price of $15 each plus shipping, pics:
018 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
019 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
020 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
Next is a woodie toothing plane, the body is in good condition, no cracks, solid, good sole; iron is marked "Ott", see pic for logo, I'm not familiar with it but clearly european, iron usable, but note on one side there is pitting about 1/4" in from one side, but balance is useable, and part of the wedge is missing, but priced accordingly at $18 plus shipping for a user, pics:
021 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
022 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
023 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
024 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
025 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
026 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
Last, but not least by a long shot, are three 1" bevel edge chisels, from left to right in the pics, a Winchester, a Stanley "750 Style" and an older embossed Stanley "750 style" chisel. All in good shape, the Winchester more of a paring length, all will do good duty in the shop; take your pick for $20 each plus shipping:
027 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
028 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
029 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 
030 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
First up is a Sweetheart vintage Type 13 ('25-'28) #5 1/4, very desirable type, metal all 100%, rosewood tote and knob in great condition, good sole and mouth, 95% jappanning, all original and correct for type, you don't find many of this very desirable vintage in this condition, not used in a school, original SW logo iron; very nice plane, yours for $45 plus shipping, pics:
001 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 002 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 003 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 004 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 005 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 006 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 007 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> Next are two General No. 800 plumb bobs, hefty 10 oz size, yours for $9 each plus shipping, excellent condition:
008 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />Next is an Eclipse knockoff honing jig, one of the most useful and simple out there, yours for $5 with any other purchase, a bargain....
009 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> Next up is a Stanley 9 1/4 block, the original apron plane, this one is in great shape, 98% japanning, good sole and mouth, plenty of iron, a great working plane in good condition, yours for $18 plus shipping, another bargain..... pics:
010 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 011 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 012 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 013 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 014 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> Next is a Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater, perhaps the best hand drill design in production, double gearing, operates smoothly, chuck works like it should, handle solid, and has the oft-absent chef's hat side handle, bit storage in the screw off handle, great drill, yours for $30 plus shipping, pics:
015 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 016 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 017 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> Next up are some great vintage chisels, good makers, and in narrow widths, left to right in pics: Whitherby 3/8, Whitherby 1/4, Whitherby 1/8, PS&W 1/4, a "Pine Knot" 1/8 and an unmarked, but vintage 1/8 tang (handle missing ferrule, but solidly seated). All in good condition, and good lengths, some great lengths, and are in the harder to find smaller sizes which don't come up for sale very often, very useful for many purposes in the shop, take your pick for the bargain price of $15 each plus shipping, pics:
018 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 019 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 020 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> Next is a woodie toothing plane, the body is in good condition, no cracks, solid, good sole; iron is marked "Ott", see pic for logo, I'm not familiar with it but clearly european, iron usable, but note on one side there is pitting about 1/4" in from one side, but balance is useable, and part of the wedge is missing, but priced accordingly at $18 plus shipping for a user, pics:
021 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 022 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 023 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 024 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 025 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 026 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> Last, but not least by a long shot, are three 1" bevel edge chisels, from left to right in the pics, a Winchester, a Stanley "750 Style" and an older embossed Stanley "750 style" chisel. All in good shape, the Winchester more of a paring length, all will do good duty in the shop; take your pick for $20 each plus shipping:
027 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 028 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 029 by Admiral N, on Flickr" /> 030 by Admiral N, on Flickr" />
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